Furrow Alignment: A tool for reducing soil erosion, runoff, and improving irrigation on hillside agriculture Grass in furrows help to slow down the flow of water and capture eroded soil. For additional information, copi

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Date: 2014-09-19 13:12:32 Agriculture Natural resources Land management Soil science Agronomy Soil erosion Irrigation Agricultural machinery Plough Ard Surface runoff Erosion		Furrow Alignment: A tool for reducing soil erosion, runoff, and improving irrigation on hillside agriculture Grass in furrows help to slow down the flow of water and capture eroded soil. For additional information, copi Add to Reading List Source URL: awqa.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 572,75 KB Share Document on Facebook

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